Some writers write as a hobby. Some to bring in some extra, but not essential income.

But how does being the breadwinner change all that?

When your copywriting income is the sole or main income to support your family, how does that impact the decisions you make about pricing, clients, niching, and the day-to-day?

Today we talk with established B2B copywriter, Amanda Vanelderen, about how she's narrowed her focus but expanded her confidence. Tackling big brands with big budgets and barely flinching.

She tells us how her human-first approach to clients has to lead to a comfortable flow of return business and how she maintains a business approach while still wearing Lion King pyjama pants.

Tune in to learn:

• Amanda's copywriting journey
• How she found her niche
• How being a breadwinner has changed her approach to business
• Amanda's top pricing and how to be a $250-an-hour copywriter
• Amanda's biggest business fail
• Amanda's tip for established copywriters
• What Amanda wears to write copy

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